Here we go again had a visit from the physiotherapist yesterday Sunday 14th Aug. He told me, he couldn't really help me with any exercise routines, because my heart is to weak 10% active instead of 65%. So now I have to wait until I've had my cardio implant, and he told me I shouldn't be doing any exercise, as it could affect my heart. I get so confused with these professionals, one says one thing & the other says some completely opposite.
Steve.....
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It was a occupational health therapist, that advised us. Physio has signed himself off now. He told me to go through cardiology team, which I will do when I see them. Thanks for the reply. I know they're only doing their jobs. It just seems like nothing's happening now. I suppose it's a waiting game now until after operation.....
Must be so frustrating for you, but I would suggest that it is better to err on the side of caution. Have you had any indication when the implant will be carried out?
Steve, I was wondering how you are getting on last night before I saw this. It must be so annoying to get conflicting advice. No good telling you what advice I get as your situation might well be different. It wasn't that long since you were discharged and I know I waited about three months before my exercise routine was started. Try not to be impatient, I know I would be though. Otherwise, everything all right? Penny
I now know I am having a pacemaker fitted & there is no funding for my condition to have physio. I should get a leaflet or booklet tell me what I can do & eat / drink. It goes from there then the operation is on 22nd Aug, so will let you know after that Thank you again Penny.
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